11-28-2009, 03:06 AM | #21 |
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You sold ur ZX10r?
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However on the mountain roads here the only time any ground is made up by my sportbike buddies is on the really long sweapers..the rest of the stuff the tard is the boss
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I suppose it's to my advantage that I ride a 1.8mi course that's "small" near me. The ZX barely got to 130mph on the biggest straight before I'd have to shut it down and ride the brakes into the oncoming turn(s). I put 15x37 gearing on the tard and really didn't even need 5th gear on the biggest straight, so I may change it up to 15x40 or something. |
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11-30-2009, 05:32 PM | #27 |
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I'm out of power....
I'm not tapping the rev limiter as much as I'm reaching the aerodynamic/power threshold (I believe) right at 105. I thought about taller gearing, but I’m afraid it might make it even worse where I’d run even further away from the torque sweet-spot. I LOVE the power of this 660 down low…it’s a friggin TRACTOR, but it has NO top end HP. I’ve researched a dual flatside/747 piston kit that could take me to 70 hp but that’s breaking the $2k barrier, and I’m not sure I want to invest that into this bike. PLUS…then you take a tried and true bulletproof motor and turn it into a possible grenade. I think my best bet it is to stick to the smaller tracks where THIS gearing will prevail…..it’s that or grab a small bottle of Nitrous and throw a 30 shot in it every time I approach a straight
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11-30-2009, 06:28 PM | #28 |
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How often do you need to change the oil on it? My DRZ would go about 2000 miles between oil changes if I used the good stuff, 1000 with crappy non-synthetic oil.
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Problem is I don't know how far either is since it doesn't really have an odometer. The trailtech was crapping on the guy before I got it(wont read RPMs anymore), but I did see that it reads ambient & motor temps(important to me) and a general sense of mph. I say general because it has the sensor cable running to the front wheel, and I can't trust it 100%. |
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